Multistemmed deciduous shrub, generally ± 2 m high. Bark granular, rufous, prominently lenticellate; branchlets tomentose to glabrous, somewhat pendulous in old specimens. Leaves trifoliolate, petiolate; petiole tomentose to glaÂbrous, semiterete, shallowly canaliculate, (8—) 24(—42) mm long; leaflets sessile, subcoriace-ous, concolorous, olive-green above, slightly paler below, glabrous to slightly hirsute, hypoÂstomatous; lamina oblanceolate to narrowly elÂliptic, rarely ovate to obovate, base narrowly cuneate, apex acuminate, mucronate; margin irÂregularly, grossly pauciserrate towards apex to enÂtire; venation brochidodromous to semicraspeÂdodromous, all veins dull yellow and prominent above, midrib and secondaries prominent below; terminal leaflets (25-)73(-121) x (4-)22(-26) mm, lateral leaflets (19-)58(-U0) x (4-)12 (—28) mm. Panicles sparingly branched, axillary and terminal, up to 90 mm long, generally within foliage, often drying blackish. Flowers often sub-glomerulate, calyx lobes hairy, otherwise normal. Drupes oblate, obloid, glabrous, shiny, light to dark brown, relatively small, 2,5 x 2,0 to 3,3 x 2,7 mm. Fig. 13.
